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Sofien Benltoufa, PhD, is a seasoned educator and chemical textile engineer with a wealth of expertise. Holding a Doctorate in Chemical and Industrial Textile Engineering from Monastir University, Tunisia, his research delves into mass transfer through textile materials. As a dedicated Professor Assistant at the National School of Engineers, he imparts knowledge in various domains, including chemical engineering thermodynamics, innovation management, and industry 4.0. With a commitment to sustainable processes and circular economy, Sofien combines teaching prowess with an extensive background in industrial automation, lean manufacturing, and project management. 🎓🔬🌐
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Education :
Dr. Sofien Benltoufa, a distinguished scholar, earned his Doctorate in Chemical and Industrial Textile Engineering in 2014 from Monastir University, Tunisia. His groundbreaking thesis, supervised by Prof. F. Fayala and Prof. S. Benasrallah, explored the intricacies of mass transfer through textile materials. Prior, he obtained a Master’s degree in 2005, focusing on “Knitting Permeability and Porosity” under the guidance of Prof. F. Fayala. As a Chemical Textile Engineer since 2004, Sofien, under the mentorship of Prof. M. Hamdaoui, investigated “Wettability and Wicking in Textile Fabrics.” With a Bachelor’s degree in technical science with honors in 1999, Sofien Benltoufa epitomizes academic excellence in the realm of chemical and industrial textile engineering. 🎓🔬🌐
Work Experience :
Sofien Benltoufa, an esteemed Professor Assistant at the National School of Engineers in Monastir, Tunisia since September 2006, is a driving force in chemical and industrial textile education. With a robust curriculum encompassing Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer, and Fluid Mechanics, he passionately imparts knowledge in Polymer Engineering, Circular Economy, and Industry 4.0. Sofien’s expertise extends to smart material functionalization, industrial automation, and lean manufacturing. Through courses on Innovation Management and Project Planning, he prepares students for the challenges of modern industries. Sofien Benltoufa is a dedicated educator shaping future engineers with a comprehensive skill set. 🎓🔬🌐
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Dr. Sofien Benltoufa, a seasoned professional in Research and Innovation, holds a Lean Management Yellow Belt and is progressing towards a Green Belt. His diverse skill set includes coaching European Research and Innovation partners, project management in H2020 programs, and proficiency in Professional English for academics. With a keen eye on academic publishing, he attended workshops by Springer Edition and Thomson Reuters, enhancing his understanding of launching journals and utilizing tools like EndNote and Web of Science. Dr. Benltoufa’s technical prowess extends to textile machinery like NEDGRAPHICS CAD, PICANOL AIR JET, and DORNIER Weaving Machines, showcasing his holistic expertise in academia and industry. 🌐📚🛠️
Research Focus :
Dr. Sofien Benltoufa’s research spans diverse aspects of textile engineering, with a primary focus on porosity, capillary rise in knit structures, and functional coatings. His work delves into the thermo-physical characterization of recycled textile materials, neural networks for predicting thermal conductivity, and chitosan hydrogel-coated fabrics for medical applications. Dr. Benltoufa has also explored smart city initiatives, textile waste utilization, and fabric water permeability. A notable area of interest is the investigation of wear comfort properties in fabrics made with innovative biodegradable materials. 🧵🔬🌐
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